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I just had a custom branding iron head made and like how it turned out. Before this I had wooden discs laser engraved that I router into bigger projects.
Do any of you use branding irons to sign your work?
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I've used an electric branding iron for several years now. But like everything else, I'm thinking about getting some laser-engraved discs for future projects. I'm never completely satisfied.
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I use a $10 custom rubber stamp with ink, works great.
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Signature and date using a fine point Sharpie.
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I use a branding iron, then drill a 3/4" hole about 1/16" deep, and insert a penny to denote the year.
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I do also.
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Fine point enamel Sharpie for my monogram and year
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where did you get the branding iron made.
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J-W-P said:
Signature and date using a fine point Sharpie.
This.
Ed
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I use a electric pencil or fine point sharpy.
